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Anonymous: Created page with "==Description== The element 'Participant' denotes a system and its channel by which participates in the implementation of the workflow. =={{VULCON}}{{GVESB}} Configuration== ..."

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==Description==

The element 'Participant' denotes a system and its channel by which participates in the implementation of the workflow.

=={{VULCON}}{{GVESB}} Configuration==

'''Participant''' is used by the ''Operation'' element. Its attributes are:

* ''id-system'': Identifies a system configured in the [[System]] section as a workflow participant. Its value cannot be null.
* ''id-channel'': Specifies the channel to which the system participates. The operations used in the workflow can only be selected by this channel. The attribute value cannot be null.

==How to==

[[File:VULCONParticipant.jpg|thumb|Adding a Participant]]Once an operation has been created, you must add a Participant. This is made by right clicking on ''Operation'', ''Insert After'' (or ''Insert Before''), ''Participant''. Clicking on the new ''Participant'' element, you can select, in the {{VULCON}} right inferior panel, first the ''id-system'' and then the ''id-channel'' among those available for the selected system.

Into the ''GVCore.xml'' configuration file:

<syntaxhighlight lang="XML">
<Service group-name="DEFAULT_GRP" id-service="TestRSH" service-activation="on" statistics="off">
<Operation name="RequestReply" operation-activation="on" out-check-type="sys-svc-id" type="operation">
<Participant id-channel="TEST_CHANNEL_FILE" id-system="GVESB"/>
<Flow first-node="callRSH" point-x="20" point-y="150">
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</Flow>
</Operation>
</Service>
</syntaxhighlight>

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-The element 'Participant' denotes a [[System]] and the [[Channel]] by which participates in the workflow implementation.
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 =={{VULCON}}{{GVESB}} Configuration==

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	[[File:VULCONParticipant.jpg\|thumb\|Adding a Participant]]Once an operation has been created, you must add a Participant. This is made by right clicking on ''Operation'', ''Insert After'' (or ''Insert Before''), ''Participant''. Clicking on the new ''Participant'' element, you can select, in the element properties panel, first the ''id-system'' and then the ''id-channel'' among those available for the selected system.		[[File:VULCONParticipant.jpg\|thumb\|Adding a Participant]]Once an operation has been created, you must add a Participant. This is made by right clicking on ''Operation'', ''Insert After'' (or ''Insert Before''), ''Participant''. Clicking on the new ''Participant'' element, you can select, in the element properties panel, first the ''id-system'' and then the ''id-channel'' among those available for the selected system.
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−	Dragging&dropping a [[Channel]] operation over an [[Operation node]] automatically create a Participant entry for the operation [[system]]/[[channel]].	+	Dragging&dropping a [[Channel]] operation over an [[Operations\|Operation node]] automatically create a Participant entry for the operation [[system]]/[[channel]].

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		+	Dragging&dropping a [[Channel]] operation over an [[Operation node]] automatically create a Participant entry for the operation [[system]]/[[channel]].

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−	[[File:VULCONParticipant.jpg\|thumb\|Adding a Participant]]Once an operation has been created, you must add a Participant. This is made by right clicking on ''Operation'', ''Insert After'' (or ''Insert Before''), ''Participant''. Clicking on the new ''Participant'' element, you can select, in the ~~{{VULCON}} right inferior~~ panel, first the ''id-system'' and then the ''id-channel'' among those available for the selected system.	+	[[File:VULCONParticipant.jpg\|thumb\|Adding a Participant]]Once an operation has been created, you must add a Participant. This is made by right clicking on ''Operation'', ''Insert After'' (or ''Insert Before''), ''Participant''. Clicking on the new ''Participant'' element, you can select, in the element properties panel, first the ''id-system'' and then the ''id-channel'' among those available for the selected system.

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